Have you ever received an HTTP 418 status code while browsing? If so, it may be because you were trying to put a square peg on a round hole, or vice versa.
Indeed, RFC 2324 Lays out the specification, and Oopsies! It turns out that an April Fools joke was canonized, yet with some utility
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2024-06-14 06:34:24
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npub1jl2rcsmqwlv5cm8rxgqz67qqzql0fuzaanse95kz06u48hlmjj9qv6w5fjPublished at
2024-06-14 06:34:24Event JSON
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